Frequently asked questions

Trivio.NET Battles is a free real-time PvP trivia game that runs in your browser. Two modes are available: 1v1 Duel (head-to-head, 7 questions) and 1v3 Brain Battle (4 players competing across themed rounds). You stake coins, answer faster than opponents, and win the pool.

No. Battles runs directly in any modern browser on desktop or mobile. Sign in with Google or Facebook (or play as a guest), pick a mode, and you are matched with an opponent in seconds.

Yes. The game is free to play. Coins are an in-game currency you earn by winning matches; if you ever run out you can install the Trivio.NET mobile app, which has additional Adventure Mode rewards and shares your account with the web version.

1v1 is a single fast head-to-head duel: 7 questions, 7 seconds each, winner takes the pool. 1v3 Brain Battle is a 4-player tournament across multiple themed rounds — you pick the topic for your round, accuracy and speed both count, and the lowest-scoring player picks the final tiebreaker topic.

When you click Play, we match you with another online player at a similar coin level within seconds. If no opponent is found, you can either wait or play against a bot. You can also challenge a friend directly by sharing a room link.

Yes. From the lobby, tap Friends or Invite, then send a challenge link via WhatsApp, Telegram, X, or any chat app. Your friend opens the link, signs in, and joins your room — no app install required.

Battles uses the Trivio.NET question library, covering 30+ categories including History, Geography, Music, Movies, Sports, Science, Art & Literature, Animals, Pop Culture, Technology, Food & Drink, and more. New questions are added every week.

Yes. If you sign in with the same Google or Facebook account on the Trivio.NET mobile app and on battles.trivio.net, your coins, level, name, and avatar are shared automatically — it is one account.

The interface is being rolled out in English, Ukrainian, Bulgarian, Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal), Spanish (Spain and Mexico), and Russian. Question content currently leads in English with other languages expanding.

No. Coins have no cash value and cannot be cashed out. Battles is a skill-based knowledge game — winners are determined by trivia accuracy and answer speed, not chance.